The next Council Meeting is –
Thursday 20th February , 2020.
7.30pm-9.00pm.
Kelvindale Bowling Club
91a Baronald Drive.-
Find recent posts here.
- New Parking restriction notices in the West End.
- Discarded syringes.
- Bellshaugh Road, Closure and No Waiting and No Loading Restrictions, 19 August 2019 until 28 February 2020
- PUBLIC NOTICE
- Funding available for certain Community Projects through the Glasgow City Council Area Partnership.
- A sad loss for our Community.
- Changes within the Private Renting sector.
- EVERYDAY BANKING – A great new service from THE POST OFFICE.
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Climate Challenge Fund, up to £150k!
Grants of up to £150,000 are available for community councils to reduce carbon footprint and improve facilities in their community. With the help of CCF grants, Community Councils across Scotland have already opened up local rights of way and promoted … Continue reading
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over 60s dance project
STILL DANCING – LARGE SCALE COMMUNITY PERFORMANCE PROJECT An opportunity for senior citizens in our City to come together and show the world that they are a vital part of the community. Whether you have danced before or have never … Continue reading
